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    The document discusses having crushes as a normal part of childhood development. It notes that experts say most kids experience their first crush between ages 5-6. It then provides 8 tips for handling a crush, such as not feeling bad about having one, talking to a trusted adult, setting physical boundaries, focusing on studies rather than feelings, developing a positive self-image, and not taking crushes too seriously since the feelings are often fleeting.

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    Handling Emotions

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    The document discusses having crushes as a normal part of childhood development. It notes that experts say most kids experience their first crush between ages 5-6. It then provides 8 tips for handling a crush, such as not feeling bad about having one, talking to a trusted adult, setting physical boundaries, focusing on studies rather than feelings, developing a positive self-image, and not taking crushes too seriously since the feelings are often fleeting.

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    Handling Emotions- Crushes

    INTRO- A crush is a word used to describe special feelings you have for another person, a classmate,
    or friend that you really like.
    Experts say that kids commonly have their first crush when they're 5 or 6. So, having a crush on
    someone is normal.

    Tips on handling a crush

    1. Don't Feel Bad About Having a Crush!


    2. Talk To a trusted adult About Your Crush. ...
    3. Set body boundaries… because he/she is your crush doesn’t give him/her the right to
    touch you inappropriately.
    4. Channel your energy on a crush to your studies.
    5. Avoid letting your feelings consume you.
    6. A crush is just a friend.
    7. Have a crush on yourself everyday…. Those qualities you like in your crush learn to
    develop them.
    8. Remember crushes never last - Crushes always crash. So never take them serious.

    Handling Emotions- Crushes


    INTRO- A crush is a word used to describe special feelings you have for another person, a classmate,
    or friend that you really like.
    Experts say that kids commonly have their first crush when they're 5 or 6. So, having a crush on
    someone is normal.

    Tips on handling a crush

    1. Don't Feel Bad About Having a Crush!


    2. Talk To a trusted adult About Your Crush. ...
    3. Set body boundaries… because he/she is your crush doesn’t give him/her the right to
    touch you inappropriately.
    4. Channel your energy on a crush to your studies.
    5. Avoid letting your feelings consume you.
    6. A crush is just a friend.
    7. Have a crush on yourself everyday…. Those qualities you like in your crush learn to
    develop them.
    8. Remember crushes never last - Crushes always crash. So never take them serious.

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